Nike’s Direct-to-Consumer and Online Sales are Thriving
Nike (NKE) is rolling — sales-wise, profit-wise, and stock-wise — due to online sales and direct-to-consumer sales.
Nike (NKE) is rolling — sales-wise, profit-wise, and stock-wise — due to online sales and direct-to-consumer sales.
Analysts aren’t bullish enough on Ross Stores (ROST). Here’s my thesis on why I think profits will be better than expected.
Adobe (ADBE) stock soared last qtr as Creative Cloud is the gold standard for movie makers as well as digital marketers.
Salesforce (CRM) is growing sales at a brisk pace, but profits are expected to decline this year, which is keeping CRM in check.
Walt Disney (DIS) stock ran up as Disney+ took hold. Now with the channel thriving, the stock isn’t moving. Time to sell?
Dollar General (DG) had solid profit margins last qtr, which helped DG beat the street in a big way. Their secret? NCI.
Business is better at TJX (TJX) as sales and profits are growing again. But its tough to get a handle on what the stock is worth.
Home Depot (HD) is expected to keep the momentum going via an expanding economy and infrastructure spending.
Shares of medical device company Stryker (SYK) seem fairly valued. We think the stock will climb 10% to 12% a year from here.
With a Beta of 0.77, Becton Dickinson (BDX) is a great stock for conservative investors in search of double-digit returns.
Business travel has been slow to pick back up after COVID-19, and that’s hurting profits at Booking (BKNG) and Priceline.
Fortinet (FTNT) is a cybersecurity company with good profits, and a hot stock. And its been raking in $1 million deals.